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Restoring Our Vacant 70s Compound House and Shops! Small Wins and Radical Changes

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The video concludes with the homeowners encouraging viewers to engage with their content. They ask for feedback on preferred video formats (shorter/more frequent versus longer/less frequent) and project types. They also remind viewers to subscribe and click the bell icon to receive notifications for new videos, acknowledging that viewer support directly impacts their ability to fund further home renovations.

Goal: Engage viewers and gather feedback for future video content.

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>> with more progress in it? Because I don't I have this internal standard in my mind from the car stuff that each video has to be like a story. It's got to have a beginning, a middle, and an end with a resolution. I don't know if things actually work that way here in in the this, you know, renovation space cuz basically come from making like documentary type videos where that's that's how they are. And that's why there hasn't been an update in two months because I'm like, well, we got to do get more stuff done before we make another one or it's going to be a bad video. But maybe that's not what you want to see. Maybe it is. I don't know. Please tell me cuz I'm lost here. We're just figuring it out and we'll adjust accordingly to what you want to see. So, make sure you hit subscribe and click the little bell thing so you know when we do post a video. That's a big big thing. A lot of people think that subscribe can cost money. It does not. It's just the follow button, but you can join the channel and help contribute that way for like $2 a month or something. And uh I don't know what we do there, but it helps. Anything helps. We're just

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